One board member labels poor results for Black students a tragedy and a ‘crisis’

State Board of Education divided over whether climate change really should be part of every academic discipline

Speakers sound off on parental rights, NJ’s equity code in direct testimony and accompanying rallies

Disapproving members of parental rights groups threaten lawsuit, hundreds send comments

Andrew Mulvihill was reelected vice president

The vote took nearly two hours as board members reignited discussions about the usefulness of the test

NJ Department of Education recommended the board lower the passing score

Although State Board of Education vote was almost unanimous, some members expressed reservations

Crumbling infrastructure. One lifeline reopens in Hoboken. How many more need help? Legalize gambling in North Jersey? At what cost? And you'll meet a real ...

Action Park, which closed in 1996 after six reported deaths and hundreds of injuries, is back in Vernon with new rides and a focus on ...